Engineered By Nabeel

So you're curious about what goes on inside those research labs, huh? I get it. From the outside, it probably looks like a bunch of people in lab coats staring at computers and weird machines all day. Most engineers work on stuff that already exists i.e building apps, designing cars, fixing websites. But research engineers? They're trying to figure out things nobody knows how to do yet. That changes everything about how they work together. When you don't know if something is even possible, you can't just work alone in your cubicle. You need other people's brains. Say you're stuck on a problem. In a regular office, you might struggle alone for hours before asking for help. In research labs, people just walk over and ask questions right away.  "Hey, this thing keeps breaking. Any ideas?"  And usually, someone drops what they're doing to take a look... because they know they'll need help with their own weird problems next week. Research labs mix d...

Our beaches and waterfront cities are in trouble. Climate change is literally changing everything about our coastlines right before our eyes.  You've probably noticed it yourself: beaches getting narrower, floods happening more often, storms hitting harder than ever before.   What's going on?  The planet's warming is causing ice to melt and oceans to rise, while stronger storms chew away at our shores.  This isn't some future problem, it's happening now, affecting where we live, work, and vacation.  Let's break down exactly what's happening in simple terms:   1. The Ocean is Taking Over Think of ice cubes melting in a glass... that's what's happening to glaciers. More water means higher sea levels. Beaches are shrinking, and floods happen more often. Places that never flooded before are now underwater during storms.   2. Storms Hit Harder Now Do you remember that last big hurricane? Storms like that are getting stronger because warm ocea...